Portland, Ore., – Clinicient, Inc., a leading provider of business solutions for outpatient rehabilitation, backed by growth equity firm Catalyst Investors, today announced a definitive agreement to acquire from Intermountain Healthcare the Intermountain Rehab Outcomes Management System (ROMS).
Intermountain ROMS is a best-in-class physical therapy outcomes registry and leader in rehabilitation-focused quality improvement. Adding Intermountain ROMS enables Clinicient to offer an unrivaled set of solutions in value-based care deliverables, such as the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS), and help providers deliver improved patient outcomes. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
With a strong backbone in healthcare innovation, Intermountain ROMS delivers patient reported outcomes surveys and analytic tools that help physical and occupational therapy providers make better care decisions and demonstrate high value care. Integrating the Intermountain ROMS platform with ‘Keet Health,’ Clinicient’s mobile patient engagement solution, streamlines the process of data collection and submission requirements for therapists. This unique combination enables therapy providers to automatically provision, score and report patient-reported outcomes through a patient’s mobile device, ensuring therapists are rewarded for the high-value care they provide.
“Our team is committed to moving physical therapy up the healthcare value chain. We’ve developed a strategy, made investments and partnered with the best in the industry to help clinics remain competitive in the changing landscape. We believe demonstrating quality outcomes is a crucial, foundational step in the transition to value-based care,” said T. Kent Rowe, Chief Executive Officer, Clinicient, Inc.
“Rehabilitation therapists embody the goals of the triple aim approach of improving healthcare by delivering high quality, low cost, patient-centered care. We strive to provide solutions that allow our therapists to continue improving lives,” said Holly Taylor, VP & General Manager, Keet, Inc.
“Today, I’m proud to unite with Clinicient and Keet Health. We share an unwavering belief in the untapped role physical therapists play in healthcare and believe our partnership has the best chance of demonstrating the value of therapy and producing positive financial benefits for clinics,” said Stephen Hunter, Rehab Services Director, Intermountain ROMS.
“As a practice owner, value-based care and the MIPS program present an immense opportunity for us,” said Kennedy Hawkins, President, PT Northwest. “We realize that leveraging the expertise and innovation of the partnership between Clinicient, Keet Health and Intermountain ROMS is crucial to our future success as a business. To have these visionaries together and on our side makes all the difference.”
About Clinicient, Inc.:
Founded in 2004, Clinicient helps therapy businesses optimize their clinical and financial operations from patient to payment, through a combination of patient engagement, cloud-based EMR, practice management and revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions. Clinicient is the parent company of Keet, Inc., which was acquired in December 2017, and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. For more information call (877) 312-6494 or visit www.clinicient.com or follow Clinicient on Twitter.
About Keet, Inc.:
Keet, Inc., is a health tech company on a mission to restore humanity in healthcare. Since 2015, Keet has been committed to helping providers, employers, and health systems facilitate and deliver more connected, personalized care through our patient engagement platform. Acquired in December 2017, Keet, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary company of Clinicient, Inc.
About Intermountain:
Intermountain Healthcare is a Utah-based not-for-profit system of 24 hospitals, 160 clinics, a Medical Group with about 2,300 employed physicians and advanced practice clinicians, a health plans group called SelectHealth, and other medical services. Intermountain is widely recognized as a leader in transforming healthcare through high quality and sustainable costs.